Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-06-11
NEW-HAVEN ITEMS.

Mr.. Spot cambridge, who has been
visiting his brother, A. s. cambridge,
Esq, near this place, has returned to
his home in Cincinnati, O.
Mr.. James Mcbride of Bunker
Hill, is visiting the Misses Barnett, of
this community.
| Mrs. Henry Kisnor, who has been
aIling for long time Is now GONZALES
cent we are glad to know.
Jacob r. Stump, ESQ.,, of this vicin-
ity, was in Gerardstown last week
doing some carpenter work for Mrs.
Annie Bowers.
F. G. Markle, Esq, of Gerardstown,
who is dealing in all kinds of agricul-
tural implements, was in this neigh
borhood last week looking up his in
terest. AL farmers wishing anything
in his line will consult their interest
by seeing him before purchasing else
where.
BY being informed your correspon-
dent made an error In regard to the
death of Mrs. San. Sencindiver, it was
Mrs. James Sencindiver. We extend
coincidence.
Mrs. Nathaniel Locke paid her rela-
tives and many friends of Gerards-
town flying visit this week and came
home much pleased with her visit.
There will not be Dunkard meeting
at the M. e. Church at this place Sum-
day, June 5th, but will be preaching
at the U. B. Church near here by Rev.
Evers of Vanclevesville. Hour, 1896
a. m.
Last Tuesday, May Gath, rs Jno. w.
Of hfc nj ,Sr1ry
derfully surprised to see buzzard fly
down in his barn yard and among the
the fowls and lighting upon large hen
evidently intending to carrying it off
when Mr.. w. went quickly and got
his gun and killed it. The old resi-
dents say it is the first time they
heard of buzzard attacking fowls.
Nom DE PLUME.
Last week whilst your cOrrespon-
dent was visiting his friends and rela.
tives, Of GerardstCyn, enjoying the
company of old friends whom he had
not seen for long time, he was again
reminded of the certainty of death
and the uncertainty of life when the
Harrison Mccormack had passed over
the chilly. waters of death. The
deceased was kind wife, a consis.
tent member of her church, faithful
follower of her Savior and as such she
will be sadly missed by all who knew
her, for to know her was to love and
appreciate her good traits. She died
of consumption at the age of 80 years,
month and days. The family
have our sincere coincidence.
Mr.. jeremiah Triggs and Miss
Minnie Roberts, both of this county,
were Tuesday, 31st ultimo, joined in
the holy bond of matrimony at
Middleway, Jefferson Co., w. Va,
by Rev. Cowen. We extend congrat-
ulations with the hope that they may
be possessors of health, wealth and
prosperity.
Joseph Wageley, Esq, few days
ago while saving some lumber for
Lem cambridge, Esq, ran the saw
accidentally in a shivered part of the
log checking the motion of it and
resulting in breaking some of the
main machinery; but we learn that
it has been repaired and now in opera
ton.
We were glad to meet our friend,
Joshua Tabler, Esq, in your city, a
few days ago. He had been paralyz-
ed, but is now looking hopefully for
enjoyment of entire recovery, which
we hope he may realize and be spared
to his happy family many years to
come.
We learn that Rev. G. w. Foltz,
of Broad Lane, will preach at the
NJ. E. Church June 18th,
in place of Rev. Cowen, who has been
called away.
Mrs. Nathaniel Loche paid her
many friends and relatives, of Ger
ardstown, a flying visit last week,
and came home very much pleased
with her visit.
The farmers are complaining of too
much rain at the present time, and
the corn in great many instances is
being eaten up by the worms, which
renders great deal of replanting
necessary. Nom DE PLUME.